GM V6 Conversion Radiator

for

Early CJ's, 1946-1971

Our #K-ECJ11S is a high-performance conversion radiator, ideal for GM V6 engines installations into Early CJ Jeeps (1946-1971) that had the L134 / F134 or Buick V6 engines.

Product & Features

This aluminum radiator features two, one-inch rows and a down flow design. Included are two adjustable side brackets for the installer to achieve optimum adjustment for their particular installation.

Applications & Compatibility

The side brackets have adjustability for depth, height and off-set.

Jeeps

Early CJ Jeeps (1946-1971) that had the L134 / F134 or Buick V6 engines.

Engines

The radiator is designed GM V6 engines installations.

Fans

These radiators can be used with mechanical or electrical fans. Mechanical fans will require that a shroud be fabricated to match the position of your engine fan. Electric fans are also a possibility. We recommend the bespoke kit listed below which will come installed to the radiator if ordered together ready to install.

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**Fan/shroud assemblies ordered with the radiator come pre-assembled for a “drop-in” package saving substantial time on your part.

Installation Requirements

Typical mechanics hand tools along with the appropriate hoses, clamps and coolant required with a normal radiator swap. After installing this upgrade radiator, we recommend that the installer should verify fan-to-radiator clearance and engine mount integrity before operating the Jeep.

It may be required for the installer to drill holes into the Jeep pre-flange, according to the installations requirements.

Removal and relocation of the factory cross member is required on 134 engine grilles, as discussed in our Early CJ Knowledge Base article linked below.

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Radiator Warranty Policy

Our radiators come with a 1-year warranty for defects in materials or workmanship. Please note that evidence of electrolytic corrosion will void this warranty. If a warranty claim is made within the first year of purchase, 100% of the cost will be covered, minus the cost of shipping. If a warranty claim is made within the second year, 75% of the cost will be covered, minus the cost of shipping. If a warranty claim is made within the third year, 50% of the cost will be covered, minus the cost of shipping.